Caining a Son

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Totally unrelated, but do caining a child really work?
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The author did a great job
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In the modern world the caining foundation would be seen as absurd or even none related to the behavioural traits of a child but this doesn't mean that the traditional approach is invalid
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wendilou49 wrote: 08 Jun 2020, 11:44 I don't believe his name or the fact that he was born as the "unlucky" number of children in his family. I believe that Cain chose to follow his own will rather than listen to God's voice. It's the same today, I can have 3 or 4 children and raise them all the same...and yet one may chose to rebel while another chooses to follow God's word. Believing in circumstances is like believing in old wives' tales. The number 13 is no more unlucky than any other.
Exactly my thoughts.
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